Boston Whaler

Continuing on from my previous post note this excerpt:

Katherine Kennicott Davis (June 25, 1892 - April 20, 1980) born in St. Joseph, Missouri

His date of birth stands out Given that the very first post in this blog involves the timely death of Michael Jackson on June 25.  As well, Davis died on the 111th day of the year... opposite of 9/11 that is the day of the year with 111 days remaining.

What just occurred to me, is that the very first post in this blog, Censoring Around the Death of Michael Jackson (RIIP) , is dated June 19, 2012... SO, it’s Pronoiasecrets anniversary!!  A “twin”addition to the “Timely” pattern-cluster.  Note this next excerpt from my previous post:

So together we get “large whale heart”.  And this cryptic phrase stands out... first, for personal reasons that I’ll explain later

And so, the explanation: My son wants to purchase a Boston Whaler, and as he put it— “for it’s safety features— even if you cut it in half it won’t sink”.   I guess you can say it’s like a “cork”... you can cut cork in half and it still won’t sink either... it will still “bob”.  Note from the Boston Whaler wiki page:

• Boston Whaler is an American boat manufacturer located in Florida. It is operated as a subsidiary of the Brunswick Boat Group, a division of the Brunswick Corporation. Boston Whalers were originally manufactured in Massachusetts, but are currently manufactured in Edgewater, Florida 

Founded	June 5, 1958
Founder	Dick Fisher

And so the MacGregor’s are also from Florida... Wellington.  And “edge water” speaks volumes.   Note the following info re notable persons on the  Edgewater Florida wiki page:

• John Milton Hawks(November 26, 1826 —April 2, 1910) founder

City manager	Tracey Barlow (trace bar low)

• Adam Lovell (born September 25, 1977)founder and owner of WriteAPrisoner.com (dam)
• Matt Daly (born 8 July 1983)Beekeeper and author of Bees Have Feelings Too (mat day). 

Hickman Sea Sled is an inverted vee planing hull invented by Albert Hickman. The Sea Sled is a direct forerunner of the modern high speed catamaran or tunnel hull.

• William Hickman (22 Dec 1878 New Brunswick – 10 Sept 1957) .